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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
only genus listed on guide <http://www.trg.org/downloads/fossils of abbey wood.pdf> that has more than 1 cusp -
Striatolamia macrota partial lateral 5.jpg
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
minor striations + V-shaped 'pointy' cusps see: <https://savage-seas.weebly.com/id-your-finds-pt-2-of-10.html> and <http://www.trg.org/downloads/fossils of abbey wood.pdf> -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
minor striations + V-shaped cusps see: <https://savage-seas.weebly.com/id-your-finds-pt-2-of-10.html> -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
minor striations + V-shaped cusps see: <https://savage-seas.weebly.com/id-your-finds-pt-2-of-10.html> -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
Fragmentary, so not too sure on ID. -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
Not too sure on ID due to discoloration/wear/damage. -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
Fragmentary, so not too sure on ID. -
From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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From the album: Abbey Wood, London, UK; March 4 2024
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I had some time to get back out to the cliffs on Saturday, the wind was rough and it was calling for rain after 10am, so kayaking wasn’t an option and I wanted to be off the beach before the rain got bad. I parked and walked down to the beach a half hour before sunrise to begin my search. As expected the water was very rough, and very murky. I knew I wouldn’t be able to find much of anything below the tide line, and it would be hard to be able to grab something out of the wash before another wave hit. I moved quickly checking the higher shell line and found some decent teeth but nothing to special, until I found what would have been a nice megalodon but a large chunk of the tip was missing, I also found a nice epiphysis disk and shark vertebra before turning around. I didn’t know what my luck would be like on the walk back but I was still hopeful the rough water would wash up something great. Then I got my find of the day when a 1.81” hastalis washed up in front of me. Before getting back to the truck a got another heartbreaking megalodon fragment and another nice hastalis. The conditions were rough, and I was getting a little aggravated feeling like I was missing so much, it also didn’t help that the waves were soaking me even with my waders. Non the less it’s always good to get out and check the beach when I can because you never know which wave will wash up that find of a lifetime. Thanks for reading y’all, until next time!
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